Going Green
Plants use this process to convert sunlight into energy
Photosynthesis
Bart, Lisa, and Maggie call this tall-haired character Mom
Marge Simpson
Luke and Leia call this woman their mother
Padme Amidala
Introduced in 1979, this portable music player revolutionized how people consumed their favorite music
Sony Walkman
This is the tallest fence in Major League Baseball
Green Monster (Fenway Park, 37'2")
A sakura, known for white, pink, and purple flowers, is called this in America
Cherry Blossom
This monarch was the mother of King Charles III
Queen Elizabeth II
Emperor Palpatine leads this evil regime
Galactic Empire
This was the first video game console to utilize Blu-Ray technology for games
Sony Playstation 3
This is the annual award given out the best pitcher in each the American and National League
Cy Young Award
This is the general term for a tree that sheds all of its leaves annually
Deciduous
This Massachusetts Mom mothered a president and senator
Rose Kennedy
Ewoks call this forested planet home
Endor
Jef Raskin designed this piece of technology that popularized the graphic user interface and mouse
Macintosh computer
Miguel Cabrera won this title in 2012, a feat that had not been accomplished since 1967 by Carl Yastrzemski
Batting Triple Crown
This specific pigment is responsible for absorbing light energy and giving many plants their green color
Chlorophyll
This "Mother of the Blues" was recently portrayed by Viola Davis in a Netflix original movie
Ma Rainey
Kyber crystals
The 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded for the invention of this surprising light
Blue LEDs
This "Say Hey Kid" hit 660 home runs over his career
Willie Mays
Flowers that contain both stamens and pistils, like roses and tulips, and can self pollinate are given this botanical term.
In Greek mythology, this mother of Persephone is associated with harvest, agriculture, and fertility
Demeter
Mandalorians use this nearly indestructible metal to forge their armor
Beskar
The Moving Picture Experts Group developed this format, one of today's most common compression standards for audio and video, also known as H.264.
MPEG-4
This submarine-style pitcher holds the record for career pitching appearances
Jesse Orosco (1,252 pitching appearances)